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Pressure (sack or hit) rate vs. explosive plays allowed (2026, Weeks 1–9)

All 32 NFL teams through Week 9 of 2026: sack or QB hit rate (defense) across, explosive plays allowed up, split at the averages. Pressure & no big plays (top right): Seahawks, Vikings and Jaguars. Leaky (bottom left): Colts, Bengals and Eagles.

Explosive = a 20+ yard pass or 10+ yard run

Every team on the chart

Every team on the chart, grouped by corner, the same order as the caption.

TeamSack or QB hit rate (defense)Explosive plays allowed
Pressure & no big plays · top right
Seahawks19%5.5%
Vikings26%8.6%
Jaguars17%7.1%
Ravens16%7.8%
Steelers16%9.1%
Bend, don’t break · top left
49ers14%4.8%
Panthers11%7.4%
Buccaneers12%7.2%
Rams12%7.9%
Chiefs14%7.6%
Commanders14%7.8%
Packers15%7.5%
Giants13%9.1%
Pressure, still burned · bottom right
Lions18%11.1%
Raiders17%11.7%
Broncos21%9.6%
Browns17%11.4%
Bills20%9.6%
Bears17%10.1%
Chargers17%10.1%
Patriots16%10.2%
Falcons17%9.7%
Texans17%9.6%
Jets16%9.3%
Leaky · bottom left
Colts14%11.1%
Bengals15%11.3%
Eagles12%9.9%
Saints15%10.8%
Cowboys14%10.1%
Titans16%10.4%
Dolphins15%10.0%
Cardinals14%9.2%

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